By Vince Meehan Downtown has become a culinary Mecca in recent years, and as such, has attracted a legion of...

CBRE announced the sale of The Marston Building, an office property in the Gaslamp Quarter of Downtown San Diego, to...

By Kendra Sitton With COVID-19 restrictions eased, theaters are returning to full (and often fully-vaccinated) audiences. Some theaters tentatively began...

By Wayne Gray Gelato, soft-serve, frozen yogurt, premium ice cream and even “boozy” Ice cream: you can find it all...

By Vince Meehan The Taste of North Park returns to Uptown on Saturday, October 9th from 11 a.m. to 3...

During San Diego’s boom days in the 1880s, numerous people were arriving in our fair city. The unbeatable weather and...

By Jean Lowerison “La Cage Aux Folles” has a venerable history. Based on the 1973 French play by Jean Poiret,...

By Christopher Gomez This year, in conjunction with the Little Italy Food Hall, the Little Italy Association is welcoming the...

By Neal Putnam A special circumstance charge of lying in wait has been filed against a man suspected of killing...

Over the last 18 months, many kids have been isolated due to COVID, spending more time playing video games than...